Concept, project coordinator, executive manager for cultural projects
Co-financed AFCN.
Skin Territories explores the largest human organ as a living territory of memory, affect, identity and negotiation. Seen as border, archive and symbolic surface, it reflects social, racial, aesthetic and personal tensions.
The project unfolds through research with the National Institute of Materials Physics, Mindlifeline – International Neuroscience Research Association and Minitremu Unlearning Space, including four public talks on migration and race, gender identity, skin biochemistry and sensory processes.
Taking shape as a contemporary art exhibition at Atelierele Scânteia, curated by Marian Palie, the project concludes with artistic perspectives on this human territory, placing skin within a network of artistic, social and ecological meanings.
Cultural project development & management, 2025.
Developed as a multidisciplinary cultural project, it brings together contemporary artistic practices, research and public dialogue to examine the relationships between the body, its boundaries and the environments it inhabits.
Project development and cultural management: Ami Lungu.
Exhibition curated by Marian Pălie.